The Tide of Victory (2014)
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The first thing Nanda Lal saw, after Toramana ushered him into his small pavilion, was the statue resting on a small table in a corner. The statue was a representation of Virabhadra, the chief deity in the Mahaveda cult which had become the central axis of the Malwa version of Hinduism.
The Mahaveda priest who accompanied Nanda Lal wandered over and gazed upon the statue with . . . not reverence, so much as satisfaction. After a few seconds, he turned away and fixed Toramana with a stern gaz...e.
"And do you practice the rites?" Toramana nodded. "Three times, every day. Have done so, since I was a child. My father was a devout man." The priest grunted. "Good. And how is your father now?" Toramana's face remained impassive. The big Ye-tai officer's shoulders simply shifted, in what might be interpreted as a shrug. "He's dead. Killed at Ranapur, when the rebels set off the detonation. My brother was killed there also." Nanda Lal's jaws tightened a bit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first thing Nanda Lal saw, after Toramana ushered him into his small pavilion, was the statue resting on a small table in a corner. The statue was a representation of Virabhadra, the chief deity in the Mahaveda cult which had become the central axis of the Malwa version of Hinduism.
The Mahaveda priest who accompanied Nanda Lal wandered over and gazed upon the statue with . . . not reverence, so much as satisfaction. After a few seconds, he turned away and fixed Toramana with a stern gaz...e.
"And do you practice the rites?" Toramana nodded. "Three times, every day. Have done so, since I was a child. My father was a devout man." The priest grunted. "Good. And how is your father now?" Toramana's face remained impassive. The big Ye-tai officer's shoulders simply shifted, in what might be interpreted as a shrug. "He's dead. Killed at Ranapur, when the rebels set off the detonation. My brother was killed there also." Nanda Lal's jaws tightened a bit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Flint to read onlineMoreLess
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